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  1. Thanks for your reply. The video player has Blu-ray capability and the TV is Full HD, It plays hi-res MP4 files magnificently. I played the DVD I made on my computer as you suggested and the result is the same. Tomorrow I will try the MP4 file and see how it is but I think it will be fine. Looking at the video it seems the problem is that it is a little jerky. PAL is only 25 FPS but I don't think that is the full story. I am wondering if I should be setting the bit rate in some way, checking the box to use the internal codec (I don't even know what codec it is using, or checking either or both of the boxes for two pass encoding and interlaced video. I'm running out of DVDs so any advice would be welcome.
  2. I have done some searches but can't seem to find what I want. I have some video taken in a car using a dashcam that has 1920 x 1080 resolution at 30 fps. I have produced an edited MP4 file at 1280 x 720 30 fps using VideoPad. That plays ok and is a reasonably high resolution. I then created a video DVD using Express Burn. Everything worked out ok except the video exhibits strobing or flickering in small details such as the leaves on trees we are passing and the video generally seem to be a lower resolution when played back on a PAL TV. I think it may be a problem with the codec used (I have not used the internal codec) and also I can't find any information on using the DVD Video Encoder custom settings and whether or not some of those settings may work better when the video is played on a modern high definition PAL TV Any help would be much appreciated Thanks
  3. Well Express Burn seems to do what I want but I finished up with a replay on the TV that was not a very good resolution and the small objects such a leaves on trees were very flickery or strobing. I will go to the Express Burn forum to see what can be done.
  4. Oh dear!!!!! I put MB and it should have been GB. I have corrected the original post. Thanks for pointing out the error. Put it down to mental exhaustion Regarding burning to an ISO file you can't do that with the free version. To tell the truth I was thinking of getting the paid for version but it seems that there are a couple of limitations with VideoPad: Only one movie per dvd and no menus. I will have a look at Express Burn to see what it does.
  5. Operating system Windows 10. VideoPad free version. I am trying to burn a 4.7 GB DVD with a movie of about 25 minutes. The MP4 original file is 3.64 GB and the AVI version is 1.66 GB. When I try to burn the DVD it stops at about 1 GB ejects the disc and asks me for another disc. Looking at the files on the DVD the VTS_01_1.vob file is 1 GB. It seems to me that the software needs to create multiple VOB files to get the film on one DVD. How can I get my entire movie onto one DVD?
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